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SolarInventions

https://www.solarinventions.com/
Last activity: 13.12.2022
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Solar Inventions’ technology is based on the inventions of its co-founder, Dr. Ben Damiani. The company’s first product, the Configurable Current Cell (C3), allows the company to create multiple circuits and integrated electronic components directly on a single silicon solar cell, all without cutting the wafer or introducing disruptive process changes. It works with nearly all mainstream silicon cell architectures, which make up about 95% of the global market. C3 has the potential to reshape the industry by offering one of the least expensive ways to improve the efficiency and functionality of silicon solar.
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Location: United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2018

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13.12.2022Solar Inventions’ breakthrough cell architecture awarded patents in China and Israel, and a second patent in the U.S.Technology proven to reduce silver costs and increase power generation with guaranteed return on licensing fees C3 dramatically increases silver cost savings for solar cell manufacturers, while adding power and resiliency.” — Dr. Ben Damian...
08.12.2021Patent awarded to C3 – is it the most impactful PV innovation since half-cut cells?Patent awarded to C3 – is it the most impactful PV innovation since half-cut cells? By Chris Crowell December 8, 2021 View Profile What if you could purchase one of your favorite PERC solar panels, but with an added 2 or 3 Watts per panel a...
05.08.2020Solar Inventions looks to redefine cell architecture and save silver with award-winning techWhile PV system costs are falling faster than anticipated, there is one module component that isn’t following this trend, and is actually rising in cost significantly: silver, the price of which is up nearly 40% from a year ago. As quickly ...

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